Another Book, Another Destiny…
A Shop Girl's Guide to Wooing a Lord was a little different from what I expected. The title suggests a lighter, more playful historical romance, but the story spends a bit of time exploring the harsher realities of poverty in Regency England. Tamsin's life is difficult long before the book begins, and things only become … Continue reading Book Review: A Shop Girl’s Guide to Wooing a Lord
This is a fun and touching addition to Briton’s series with great characters, a heist-based storyline, and a lovely romance. I also loved the messages about grief, family, and acceptance. Iris is a great FMC. She’s blunt and says what she’s thinking, and she sometimes makes social blunders. She was treated differently her entire life … Continue reading Book Review: You Had Me at Heist by Christina Britton
I was really looking forward to reading Second Chance Prince, the third book in Sarah Bennett's Romancing the Dukes historical romance series. This is such a swoon-worthy series, and I was eager to read Roberta’s story and to learn more about Niki. He wasn't the most likable when we first met him in this series, … Continue reading Book Review: Second Chance Prince by Sara Bennett
I'm so happy to be on the blog tour today for Nearly a Bride by Sabrina Jeffries! Jeffries writes such swoon-worthy historical romances, and this series is fantastic. The brotherhood, the interesting historical components, the characters, THE ROMANCE!!! I love it all, and Nearly a Bride intrigued me as much as the first book! Giselle … Continue reading Blog Tour Spotlight: Nearly a Bride by Sabrina Jeffries
I have mixed feelings about this story. I'm super bummed because I generally love this author's historical romances, but I didn't love the main characters or the love story. I really disliked how they spoke to each other. They hurled insults and hurtful comments, questioned each other's character, integrity, and more. It was too much … Continue reading Book Review: The Duke’s Got Mail by Samara Parish
This was such an entertaining historical romance and a great addition to the series. The Mary Poppins vibes were so fun! Mina has the same capable, slightly no-nonsense energy as Mary Poppins, and she’s also warm and protective in a way that made me really like her. She’s competent, kind, and quietly brave, especially when … Continue reading Book Review: The Governess’s Guide to Spells and Managing Misfit Marquesses by Amy Rose Bennett
The Scoundrel and the Siren is a fun addition to the Princes of London series. I’ve read a few of Christy Carlyle’s books at this point, and I always tend to enjoy the unique storylines and swoon-worthy love stories, so I was thrilled to get an advanced copy of this book. Dominic and Tess both … Continue reading Book Review: The Scoundrel and the Siren by Christy Carlyle
I really enjoyed The Scoundrel and the Suffragist, the second book in The Disreputable Marsden Brothers series. This is an enemies-to-lovers, slow-burn historical romance, and the banter is fantastic. From the very beginning, Cecily and Dominic are at odds, and their interactions are sharp, witty, and full of chemistry. Cecily Duddlecott is a passionate suffragist, … Continue reading Book Review: A Scoundrel for the Suffragist by Melissa Oliver
